IT IS THE SENSES ALONE THAT ARE MOVING AMONG THEIR OBJECTS

THE SANKHYAYOGI, WHO KNOWS THE REALITY OF THINGS, MUST BELIEVE THAT HE DOES NOTHING, EVEN THOUGH SEEING, HEARING, TOUCHING, SMELLING, EATING OR DRINKING, WALKING, SLEEPING, BREATHING, SPEAKING, ANSWERING THE CALLS OF NATURE, GRASPING, AND OPENING OR CLOSING THE EYES, HOLDING THAT IT IS THE SENSES ALONE THAT ARE MOVING AMONG THEIR OBJECTS.